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New Technology Companies to choose from / become familiar with
These are the companies you can choose from for G1/OA1: New Technology Companies. Since new technology companies are not always successful and may go under on short notice, check that the company is still in existence before you choose it. If you are really interested in a new tech company that is not on this list, check with your instructor to see if it is an acceptable choice.
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This WIKI SPACE will be used to store information for students of LIS 3353. This will create a shared knowledge base for new and current students and will build a resource for new IT majors. This is a private wiki that requires the contributor to register with wikispaces and request permission to edit the page. The information on this page is in no way reflective of the College of Communication & Information or Florida State University. Topics to be covered: (Look here for instructions on posting info)
New Technology Companies to choose from / become familiar with
These are the companies you can choose from for G1/OA1: New Technology Companies. Since new technology companies are not always successful and may go under on short notice, check that the company is still in existence before you choose it. If you are really interested in a new tech company that is not on this list, check with your instructor to see if it is an acceptable choice.
Sphero
http://www.theleagueapp.co/
http://pavlok.com/
http://noice.me/
http://www.usebutton.com/
https://www.plastc.com/card
http://daqri.com/elements4D-mobile/
94fifty
Nest
Equil
GetAround (and ZipCar)
Gigwalk
Squareup
RunPee
StreetBumps
FixMyStreet
FoursquareFearsquare
oust.me
Poorsquare
inbed.me
Airbnb
http://www.shadowcities.com/
VeloletCoffewho
Homesnap
Sidetour
SeptaNow
Mapitat
uwaved
Wag
Shoe Addicts
Plum
Munchery
Ness
babbaco
STOWBytelight
iamexec
carsabi
Learnist
MIndMeld
ZOHO
Loopt
Popvox
Cloudbees
Amie Street
Art.sy
Lover.ly
LulUCode For America
Fancy Hands
Kiva
sphero
lark
TripIt
Stamped
Rovio
cardiio.com
http://www.loosecubes.com/
http://www.local-motors.com/
http://www.nineconnections.com/
lal.com
http://brouha.me/
taskrabbit
slashcv
http://www.swiss-miss.com/2011/11/horsey.html
zaarly.com
http://generalassemb.ly/
http://deadsoci.al
Dabble
Food.ee
Friendfund
imok.com
kahnoodle
Aerospot
Planely
Relayrides
Ohsowe
Lockerz
Landshare
Thoughtbox
Stayhound
InboxCupid
Gtrot
IFTTT.com
Parking inMotion
Talkoclock
Retweet
Tiesight
uWave
PopVox
http://www.septanow.org/
CouchCachetFrom Previous Semesters
HOW TO CONVERT FROM HTML TO XHTML
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Fall 2013 Wiki Pages (Section 3)
TERMS SELECTED - lis3353 section 1 for assignment #3 - Spring 2013
Roku (THomas, Yazbek, Patchen, Couture)
GoPro (Marshall, Seybold, Glenn, Hickey, Goodrich)
Facebook Graph Search (Gomez, Holland, Gonzalez, Dalton, George)
Dolphin (Giroux, Neipris, Henry, Birkfeld, Kujawa)
NFC (Collins, Cherry, Ottley, Farmer, Hirsche)
Nasa Warp Drive (Sanchez, Helfrich, McNeill, Voss, Cipriano)
UrbanSpoon (DeSantis, Volkmann, Stern)
Amazon (Carroll, Aldrich, Crowe, Pollitt, Givens)
Nike+ Fuel Band (Lingao, Mayer, Henderson, Barrentine, Rose)
Symbian (Sanders, Ehster, Mughal, Mughal, Mihajlovic)
Pebble Smart Watch (Hill, Perez, Akins, Foster, Dixon)
Xperia Z (Lattanzi, Newson, Marcano, Adame)
Coke and Popcorn (Rentmeester, Wimbley, Smith, Holcomb, Deese)
Technorati (Reich, Petruccelli, Augustino)
TERMS SELECTED - lis3353 section 2 for assignment #3 - Spring 2013
Google Glasses (Okuniewski, Harrison, Walls, Schlembach, Senter)
8 Tracks (Long, Coulantes, Donisi, Rojas, Fischer)
StumbleUpon (Neff, Infinger, Fuhrmann, D'Aniello, Lockwood)
Photoshop (Hammonds, Gonzalez, Widergren, Erickson, Moore)
iPad Mini (Guiler, Crespo, McClurkin, Sidebottom, Benacquisto)
FTP (Skrod, Acosta, Richards, Blankenship)
VYou (McDougal, Johnson, Picart, Hidalgo, Peffer)
Crowdsourcing (Lococo, Johnson, Wallace, Ramsumair)
Hulc (Fernandez, Enriquez, Moyers, Wibberley)
Garmin GPS (Turnbull, Segal, Hilleman, Dewindt)
Java (Granger, Goldman, Ouelette, Devera, Ricardo)
Valve Source Engine (Steepy, Doebrich, Walker, Palmer)
Nintendo 64 (Virtuoso, Bach, Bunnell, Buchanan, Dettman)
Illustrator (Howard, Rice, Phung, Jarem, Skibicki)
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Technology Topics (from PAST SEMESTERS - do not edit!)
BROWSING
FirefoxGoogle Chrome
Google
Like
Safari
SEO (Search Engine Optimization)
Opera
Rockmelt Browser
DIGITAL MEDIA DISTRIBUTION
Apple TVHulu
Online Music Services
Online TV (ATT)
NetFlix
Pandora
Pandora
Xm Radio
Spotify
FratMusic.com
uStream
Stumbleupon
GAMING TECHNOLOGIES
Gaming TechnologiesGaming Systems
Natal
Nintendo 3DS
PC Gaming
projectkinect
PS3
PSP 2
Razer Switchblade
Unreal Development Kit
Wii
XBox
HARDWARE
3D-TV3-D Phone
3D Printing
Accelerometers
Android Tablets
Apple Tablet
Apple Tablet (iPAD)
Arch 402
Blackberry
Blu-Ray Technology
Cellular Technology (Available in Asia)
Cisco Umi Telepresence
Color Space
Cooling Chips
Grid Computing
Gaming Laptops
E-readers
HDMI
HDTV
HVD
i-DEVICES (iPods, etc)
i-gadgets
iPhone
Ivy Bridge
Kindle
Kitara
LED TV
Macbook Pro
Mice
Microsoft Surface
Mobile Media Players
MRAM
Multi-Core Processing
Nanotechnology
NAS Devices
Netbooks
Nexus Phone
OLED Displays
Parallax Barrier TV
PDA Technology
Quad Core Technology
Roku
RCA Airenergy Wifi Power System
Slingbox
Solid State Drives
Solid State Memory
SmartPhones
Smart Surfaces
Tablet PCs
Thunderbolt
Tivo
Video Cards (GPU)
Virtual Servers
Xperia Z
NETWORKING
4G TechnologyAd-Hoc Networking
BitTorrent
Blade Servers
Bluetooth
Broadband over Powerlines
Cable Broadband
Cellular Technology
Fiber Optics
Firewire
Home Multi-Media Networks
IPv6 Implementation
LTE
National Lambda Rail
Peer to Peer Networking
Voice over IP
Wireless N
WiMAX
USB
Fiber Optics
AT&T 3G
OPERATING SYSTEMS AND FEATURES
Android OS 3.0Google Android
Google Chrome OS
MAC OSX Lion
Microsoft AERO GUI (part of Vista)
Snow Leopard
Snow Leopard
Ubuntu Linux
Windows Vista
Windows 7
IOS 5
Windows 8
SECURITY
Anti-Virus SoftwareBiometrics
Captcha
Data Encryption
FlyClear
Instant Messenger Security
RFID Security
Security Attacks
Security Tokens
Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
Wireless Security
SOCIAL ISSUES
360Augmented Reality
Brain-Computer Interaction
Brain Interface Technology
Data Mining
Digital Rights Management
Docsis
Future of App Stores
Green Technology
Hybrid Cars
Media Centers in Homes
Motion Capturing
Net NeutralityRobotics
Server Room Cooling
Social Computing
Technology in Vehicles
Wikimedia Foundation
Wireless Electricity
SOCIAL NETWORKING
DiggFacebook
Google+
LinkedIn
Second Life
Skype
Social Networks
Twitter
Web 2.0
YouTube
SOCIAL APPS
DailyboothEbay
Electronic Cars
Kahn Academy
reddit
ESPN App
Boxee
Canvas
Airplay
GoogleWallet
GoDevTeam
SOFTWARE AND APPLICATIONS
Adobe FlashArtificial Organs
AutoCAD
AJAX
Artificial Intelligence
Cloud Computing
Computer Environmental Monitoring
Cooliris
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Digital Radiology
Driverless Cars
dt Search
Exchange Server 2007
Flac Format
Geocaching
Google Earth
Google Goggles
Google Voice
Google SketchUp
Google TV
GPSiLIFE 09
GrooveShark
HTML 5
Image Editing Software
Key Ring
Laser TV's
last.fm
Microsoft Server 2008
Microsoft Sync
mySQL
ONE
ooVoo
Platform Integration
Podcasting
Powermat Technology
Qik
RSS
Satellite Imaging
Shazam
Square-Up
Streaming Video
Swype
Talkcasts
Terrafugia
Tumblr
Ultra HD
VMWareVodcast/Podcast
Virtualization Software
Visual Display Standards
yelp
Ventrilo
VEOH
STORAGE
Holographic StorageHSSInternet Virtual Storage
IP Storage
Mass External Storage